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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-29

cheyiots, :; Columbian. n; Hamilton stripes,
~ bENfSs" OTIS, 4 x A, IL; Otis, B, 10 otis. @
c, 3; Amoskeag. IA Everett, 121z; Hay maker s;
York, blue, IA: York, slate, Il; York. ancy, 1917
Oakland, A. ~; Columbian, ny; P,oston. ~.
lok; Conestoga, +, Is; Cone, .togs, extra, II;
Conestoga, c A, IL; Lewiston. Sc. l3%: Lewis.
ton, So ny; Lewiston, 30, Tx; Oakland, A. I;
GE1IN BAes.Americans Is; FranklinvIlle, IS;
Stark, A, 2l1z; Harmony = Granger, 10; Lew.
iston, IS; Georgia, A, -; S AGO, lS11IS.
wick, 20; coyerlet eAsin, 20; No. 500 cotton yarn
BIEAcHED Co1roxs. - Androscoggin L, TX;
Hills se@peE 1dem, 5; Biscksttone, 4. A., ~:
Hope, ~; Fitchyille, OK; Peppereu 81, 10;
Pepperell l0-4. 81; Barker Mills, "a; Farwell,
farmers Choice, 6H; Dwight Anchor, 81; Poe.
ahontss, 81; Chestnut Hill, 8; Lonsdale Cam
BRowN CoTToNs Atlantic A, 2: Atlantic B,
| 81; Mystic River, 81; lawrence Ii, ~; In
dian Head, z; ConestOga W, 6; Pepperell r, 90;
EspBB edord 4 4 Hills y YsEPasteF
uhcs G. ~; Boot t Xxx, 6; Massachusetts ii BB 81;
The Produce Market.
| Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, loo.
BuIter-Creamery fancy, 1Sc; choice, 14915c;
dairy, selected, loo; fresh and sweet, Sc; low
Pouitry9Hens, per H., SIC; chickens. weighing
two or three lbs. pair per To-, 121Sc; ROSTERS,
SIC; hen turkeys, 7e tom turkeys, SC; geese, large
| and full-feathered. per doz., 81 20; geese small
or picked, per doz, SO co; ducks. per h., &C.
Feathers-Prime geese, Soc; mixed and duck
| D@25c.
| Rags-1@1Zc.
wool-Medfum and quarter blood, un washed.
24@25c; braid and very coarse, 1792oc; fine I'M
washed merin0, l5@1Sc; tub-washed, 30935c;
bury and fleece crown, 5910c less.
| BeesWax-1S@20c.
| The Provision Market.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-29
COMM ERcIAL.

There was no change in eofees yesterday, the
tone OF the market being firm. Sugars, sirups,
molases, dried fruits and fish are in good de-
mand. The poultry market Is little firmer,
and hens have advanced to SIC. Eggs are weak,
while butter is in fair request. Fruits and vege-
tables continue 10 arrive in large quantities, and
there is a downward tendency OF prices. Cur
rants are in market at 81 per bushel, Lemons
are advancing, Messinas being quoted at S. 5096
per box.
wheat-we note a firm aud very strong local
market, with satu: days prices well maintained.
A liberal demand for choice milling stocks and
all Grades are in moderate request for spot ship
ments. Offerings continue scarce, and receipts
are entirely nominal. Futures are in fair de-
mand at 71zc bid july with free sellers at 7415c.
Markets at Chicago are firm and shade higher,
but seaboard is weak and a trihe lower.
Corn-Continues steady, with a firm feeling
on all grades Receipts are moderate and prin-
ipally OF white grades. Offerings are fairly
liberal, and futures nominal. Good requests
for home use. and immediate shipments in de-
mand. Markets elsewhere are steady and firm.
Oats-Like wheat and corn rule steady, and in
fair request. Receipts and offers both light
No futures
Rye-Nominsl.
Bran-In better demand at higher prices.
Hay-Very quiet no arrivals, and only mod
crate demand.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patents. 81 5O@4 rs; extra fancy. 81 90
a Is; fancy, S. 1898 90; choice, SIS 1898 90; fam
lily, IS 2)GS IS; treble extra, 81 1923 10; double
extra, 81 6O92 IS; extra, 81 S5@2 so; superfne
s. %; fine, S2@2 10.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-29
AHo INOFHshOu uudHAets
DIV are the present iobbing prices:

Smoked Meats
Sugar-cured bams-25 lbs. verage............1O1<c
20 lbs. average...............105zc
w lbs. aYerage............ll14c
is lbs. verage...............1l11Sc
IL lbs. Ryerage..........-....l2c
10 lbs. average ..........-.. &c
Cottage hams, to lbs average.
California hams, 10 to II lbs. sverage.........
California hams, 14to Is lbs. average......... Sc
En- glish cured breakfast bacon,
English shoulders, light or medium weight SIC
Dried beef ........... lac
Bacon-tilear sides, light or medium w.t.. SIC
Clear backs, light or medium w.t.. &C
Clear bellies, medium weight. 91Sc
Sugar cured breakfast bacon (clear) 91zc
Shoulders, about Glbs average. 71zc
d. s. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear Hdes, unsmoked......... SIC
Clear pork, per bbl 200 lbs..... Is 90
Ham or rump pork, per Dbl. 200 lbs......... II 90
Also, in q bbls., containing 100 lbs; at half
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" 400 7:46 9:00 HOO. $780, 400 4yO b30:
$780, 1900 y. SUNDAYS at 400, s;45 M, $780, lZ'00
1900 p connection for Reading Harrisburg Pots
VILE 400 for Eas0n Bethlehem Allentown. Read
Ing HARRISBURG etc. On sundays for Eastcn
TOO a. no. Tor Eason Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Tsmsgua. Pottsvile WilkosbaIre and Scranton -,
M for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Churks
Wnkesbsrre Scranton. Reading Harrisburg Pottsvii'cs
Tamaoua Shamokp 6unbury, Lewisburg, Wliamsport
loo and 1880 D. for Esston Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading. HARRISBURG etc.
D. Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Tamaqua shamokin sunbury Lewis
400 and 40 m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
D. M for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
WIlkesbarre Reading Harrisburg On Sundays At 80
7.oO and 1880 r. m. Easton, bethlehem. Allentown.
4:30. 8,l5 ll00 LOO 400 4:30 8;l5 p, m Sundays
400 900 for Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grova
Except Sundaysl, Point Pleasant
4:36 sI5 a M LOO l3O D. m. Lakewood Toms River
43O M 100 D. n for Atlantic City vineland Brdgcton
and Cumberland and Maurice River n. r.
4:3O Sl6 ll45 a. l00 49, $3.50 M. for Freehold
40 600 SIS 1900 11:45 100 400: AGO. $50.
6l5 Q. m Sundays 400 800 M for Perth Amboy
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier .. n. r., via Sandy Hook. -.
For Atlantic Highlands, seaDright Long Branch. &C., $40
p.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after APRIL %. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Desbosses and cortland Streets
Hsrai.ssrs PisssSurs ws. Pullman Palace
scsso smoking and Sleeping
wIsS:So1s e. 80 p,. Gerry and Eric
For h lebanon a 800 % $40 m and 1915 nigh.
sy: TSsis 81
100, YSS tso and 9p M and i2I5 might Sun.
For LtantiO CITY except Sunday Through parOr carl.
For Cape May days, lilo On Saturdays only.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons via Railway and A4eoy r.. ~ uo9o $40 M
For oi Point and Norfolk via Sswyot Rh.sps.
and Bay Line SG M vsssSsy Al ,o0so train.
city Sn0rdns speedy and direct transfer for
TIains ar.Ue: From P,:eurr 80 80 llso M TOO
end sJ dS 5 so %s: s s9s s saS Ss
1 r9s% s 800 @ sS SS End 49, a
ssS zoe 520 sSO S sSS ieyi $50 and IYs
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sS FsrFis: if1%. and 10
snS sgs ssss ss sS ss' 40
x:so and and Sd I2Ys night ,oo
sn@ saads S a a Gm 70 M
Returning trains leave Broa street station Phadephs
1901. 800, 405 440 5:l0 $50. 100 $40 $50 9S0 IL
and ll5 ~ Limited Express liza and 4;50 M l24O.
-, y. ESQ 7l2 Sl2 AMI s. so On sunday. 1901.
e:35 7.l2 and s. l2 p. IN.
Leave Phadep ha Camden 900 M daily except sua.
day
Ticket ofices 349 435 and oi4 Broadway Astor House,
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
Courst and BROOKLYN Annex StatoB. foot Fuitonst,
Brookivn stston jersey City; Enigrant Omce
Tie Garden ' -
The Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES r. PUGH J. r.
GENERAL Manager. General Paas'r Agent
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING
EPPS'S COCOA,

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Favored which may MS many heavy
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tendency toscase Hundreds OF SUD-
lie maadies hoatng around ready 10 attack wherever
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keeping well fortified with pure blood and prop
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Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold only III hsu
mound tins By labelled thus JAN ES EPPo * ~
homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing vt
boro Mson PouxhSeepsis and Esopus, eonnecrng wi.h
Ulster and Delaware STONY Glove and catskill Mounan
Yailronsa Steamers City Of Kingston and James betd'
win every day pier loot Of HsrrsonSes
''''' S--' ""'- ~
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
MY G. H. r. n. Co.. lesseeA
Trains leave ws. 42t sstaon q follows sad 10 mnntes
earlicr from foot Of Jay-st, North River
Petrot and Chicago .S55 a. m. 'e;o5 's:iSp.m
Utica syracuss Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falis b i5 '0:55 a m, sos. .s.l5p. -,
Highland. Kingston, Saugeres Catski, Albany, S;los
'7;lG 1905. ll;s6a n, 1906. .ssls .,,. ~.
$3.50 .l0l5, 1880 M 8. ISIS M and 1905 p n.
For Montreal and Canada East. sos p. m.
Hamilton London. $3.50 q $685. e:l6 .. Toront0t
1885 m, 1906 s615 p m. :.
Chicago and ST Louis all through trains.
Daily Daily except saturday Other trains daily except
For tckeia tables parlor sespngcar acccmmeda
tions or nfurmaon apply offices. Brookyn333 Wash
Hstops go inner once iSos q ssd
West satons foot Of West 42ist foot Of h
Svanderbitava General Passenger Agent
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NEW.YORk April 20 1897.
THE Annual Meeting of Stockholders in the
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM AND EXTiNGuIsHER
COMPANY (Limitcd) will DO held at No. 204 Broadway,
New.York Til RSDAI May 1897 at IL o'clock pooD
Election Of Directors and three Inspectors OF
Election for ensuing year Polls will DO open ~ 20
O'Clock Transfer Books will close Tuesday May g. and
reopen on Friday, May d. 1881 e.,.,,,
STOCKHOLDERS of the ST. LOUIS and
- SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY
their proxies In The name Of EDWARD L.
oPPENuEIM or WALTER DEL MAR
l.. l.. OPPENHEIM co,
Of and IS Newest, New-York.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNAa and WEST.

TWEEN NEw:YoRK AaD BUFFALO. LfGHTNlNa
EXiPkEsS rRAiNS No ypoSE ALWArNs ON TINE
Depots h NewYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher
pa Daily except Sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
for Water Gap Strousourg scranton. Bnghamton Emrs
Bath Buffalo SYRACUSE oswego Greene oItort Norwich.
Utica connect at Scranton for Pittst0n Wkesbarre Dan
Vile and at owego for Ithaca and ntems-
VI" n I'M Bnghamton and Elmira Express for Water Gap
Scranton Bnghamon Owego and Enr Connects 81 ScrAn-
ton Tor Pitts0n. Kingston Wkes0aIre &c r s,.,,.h,,.
p. Daily Buffalo Limited EXPRESS saas asth Way.
land Buffalo, DO, arriving 10 Buf No ~ % stroudsburs
Scranton Bshatou Cortland syrae sss,os Connects Il
Oxford Norwich Utica ana hoao staeas except
days Connects at with traas os AZ Rsoadway ami
tvscts ,vr si ofuces in New.York and BrookUh
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New publications.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

JUSTICE TO OUR HEROES.
woLsELEY ON LEE CRITICISED.
WAS. LEE THE GREATEST GENERAL OF
TIE WARf
Read General sherman's Article in tho North American
Review. for May.
Now Ready at all newsdealers
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For CATsKILL and way landings Boats leave Pier 3S'
North River foot OF Jay.street daily at M. .
For sTUYvEsANT and ATHENS from Pier go NORTH
River foot Of Frankn-strest Tuesdays Thursdays ana
at
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland. and Dee

Ia m. for CstssauQua and intermediate points.
for Geneva Iyons Elm,ra Rochester, Buffalo aud
the West and principal local Chair Wkeebarr
for Tun and intermediate points Chair car
10 Tunkhanpock Connection Beading and Harrisburg
3!0 m for ptsten and principal intermediate pointa
Chair 10 Ptttston.
64O for Coplay and intermediate ponts Connection
to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO coplay
Geneva, Lyons Elmra. Hoches Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
7bO d m Laurays apd termediate ponta
Trains leaving at q ma m and $50 p IN. connect for
ell points In Nahanoy and HaEeton coal regona
SUNDAY TRAINS
for aueh Chunk haxleton edate points.
b;40 p M for coplay and intermediate points.
D. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
tho West Pullman sleeper to Lyons,
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal-
~ ace Steamers DREW and DEAN klCHMoND
leave every week day from Pier Al NJ H. '0o'o'
Canal-st.
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
"A. steamers CRY OF TROY AMI SARATOGA leave
foot North River. daily except saturday
m Tor TROY and the North SUNDAY steamer touches AZ
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets. S2oo
BORDEAUX LINE. .,,
ID Comnagnle Bordealse lie Navigation Napeur
CHATEAU NfARGAUX, Sensine. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4.
Funch Eve Il Co. Freight Agts, 81 South w llnau.sL
l.. CONTANSEAU, Gen. Passenger AHt, lZs BdMay.
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CTONlNGTON LINE.

t1r Vii leave pier No 81 NORTH ver onso'o'S
.,nvs aanast A y daily except SuLay AGENT
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS
TO THE HOLDERS OF

THE CENTRAL TRUST 90. OF NETWORK.
NETWORK. March !, 1887
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an Issue of fory.yelr
Jper cent second mortgage bonds dAte November 1885,
secured by ths Peoria Decatur AL Evaas
VILE Railway made TO tho IN lersgnei ani william A. Hol-
man as Trustee having aut Iorlssl an prepirs
undersigned will ani after march, 1897 exchange the
same for the Outstanding income bonds
company viz Upon the Peoria Division $4,000 aui
upon the Evansville Division 81 2J1OJl amounting In all
s2.0ss,0 900.
1HE CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NETWORK,
BY
F.P. OLCOTT
presid
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new


H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trains leave 23ds and Chamberss stations AZ
same hour Local trains leave 23i.st station fifteen min
utes earlier than from Chambers-st
m-Day Express week days, Buffet Drawn groom
Coaches 70 BnehamiSn , Elmira hSrnellsvIe buffalo
6 Daily f5lb from esd ST. Chicago and St louis
"a sSa Pullman tran q pay and met Sleeping
Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches Buffalo Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
@1aDqIy cseaso EIgrsss Pullman Day and sleSSins
ara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and passaic, week days 4l5 545 100 75o
80 Sio Ill s go g. SS ' no @%nsss
Sundays 6do $50 lo2oa 1900 noon. lao. Ais. $50.
Paterson. week days $40 $40 1920, $50 $50 1920 M,
1900 noon 49, aSo 300 $50 40 500 s;lo $40 800
snSdsys SIS $50 1910 Il noon a5 ti5. ESQ., 9aS
800. 800 1880, 0. M 1900 midnight.
$50 1000 n zoo SO a5o sso AIS s s
$50 100. 500 1000 M. and 1900 midnight Sundays
saasrn Week s' dSy. . g.; $50 $50 1920 H. las
$50 $40. 500 $40 s:i9 5iS yts $50 loso and u
warwcs, 40 600 1920 NJ 4:so H. Sundays 54s a M
Ns~SSrs and coauws ESQ 800 m $50 30 4so $50
and 600 p. w. Sundays. $50 a. m ano GOO ,. m.
ongomery Rondout and Kingston 900 M. $50 m.
Scranton ban@ore week days. 900 a. m. 2sopm.
$50 500 $3.50 Sundays 545. $780, 1920 m. $50.
@ s . Essf Say ~ 80 NJ aSe suSSs2 aS
1926 ~. $50 500 ,. The 500 m. train stops q
RssrsIesy,s, 40 80 300 1920 $50 $50 $50 500
Sleeping obt,nsd orders Tor the check.
:.a 1:s, =
s2l sT ,s m Or a. the
Go pG nxSE en- ~ g. %ss FARMER, g. P AZ.
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT,


As%Hss: s is
NEW-YOKK SUPREME COURT,
G9 COW Trc Of NEwY .%m;n,.r,,,, o, ,ns
Ssnt 9A''''' aud 0r'''' 'Onn
ELIZABETH MARIE H FhnSco1sE DE pAuLE CAV.
MhTspE RAR hY Hrt hS caRIsriXE fs1NeofsE
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TTSEsFRi9 dgE4fAGMr Sts%sFE FhASSSIsE Fl
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sou ID infant Children q said yae Fese
WFe TTTs gH4TSoiSJ o s FRANcos
BIh PAGLE chyAIusNTI BAtguo ES9gE jSEEs
Of Yohk sn
traitor Of the Estate q Maria cays;anti GAlsuausr4ae
in the city and County Of New ors ,.-., .u,,o.o,
TO answer tie cor action and copy Of
your answer on III, plaintiffs attorney within twenty aH Gays
and IN ae Of your failure to aPpar or ans lgds
manded in tho complaint; -
D1''D -''"' W. !. FREDERIc KERNocHAN.
ooco and Pot Office address No % walsh NewYork City
To- ELIzABET4 MARIE PRAT SC pc PAUtNE
MATiLDE MARIE LUCIE CHRISTINE FkANCoIsE
DE PAULE BARANDGARANj CHARLOTTE MAXI
MILLIENNE JEANNE De PAULE SPERATA BARAN.
DiARAN and AUGUsTIN CONsTANTIN GAsPAkD
BARAN DIARAN tan infant; ANNA MARIE FRAN:
CoIsE DE PAuLG cAyALCANrI pALBUou,ERoEE
DE NILLENEUYE; SOPHIE JULIE CAM DE
GoERrz and ANNE CARoLINE MARIE FRANG T 3 Z
DE GOERTZi CHARLES AUGUSTE CONSTANTIN ID r
GoERrZ ELIzABETn sophie AHNE JpLiE FL LYLE SI
FRANCOIS DE GoERTZ; MARIE ANNE DE G0 l.,rol
Of said SOPHIE JULIE CAMILLE DE GoERTN; JULIE
FELICIE MARIE DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RLt:
BOURg and OTHON CONSTANTIN EMILE DE
SAYNwITTG NsTEIN. BERLEBOU RG; ELEoNoRE
ANNE LUCIE DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
BoURGt ANNE LOUISE CONSTANCE DE sAiN;
WITTGENsTEIN.B ERLEBoURG Qnfant children OF said
JULIE FELLCIE MARIE DE sAYN WITTGENsrEtdI
BERLEBOURG). FRANCOIS DE PAULE DE IL:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOSE FRANCoIS De
PAULE CAVALCANTI DALBUQUERQUE JULES
co INSTANT DE VILLENEUNE. -,
foregoing summons ~ served upon YOU without the
state New-YOrk pursuant 10 an Orler OF the hon.
CHARLES DONOHUE, daei the 2jth day OF April lSsf,
aud filed Compliant In the Office vi the CLERK OF the
Ctr and County 81 New-N0rk.
j. FREDERIC KERN
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No G3 Wallst., NewYork city.
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ST LOUIS CITY BONDS SUBSCRIPTION.
TO THE PUBLIC 4:

There will during the fiscal year beginning April
OF the city OF 81 Louis BY ordinance numbered
93 approved March b 1887 the Mayor and Comptroller
sell public private sale bonds the
said maturas for the OF refundng ths
These bonds 10 be straight twenty gold bonds
interest able semiannuay at the Office Ot the city treas
urer Louis at the fiscal agency OF the Guy OF -
NewYOrk City or in London England as the holder
The bonded Indebtedness OF the CITY Of 81 Louis
reduced 1897 900 during tho fiscal just ended
Of IL IL prohibited by the Slate constitution.
the value of the property owned
by psy within lis corporate limits and
cent OF tho ua value OF the property taxable for
municipal purpose The city has floating debt, and its
bonded Indebtedness IN being reduced from 10 The
state constitution. whilst limiting tho rate OF TAXATION for
school and municipal PURPOSES permits tho levyng OF
10 the interest on our bonded debt
10 redeem IL the municipal authorities should decide.
The city Of It Louis has never detau on any OF her obga
than offered Subscriptions 10 this loan
will the Offices Of The Mayor aud Comptroller
this city the Ndtondt Bank Of Commerce aud the
fondt BdnkOfs ReDubte IN me CB NJ N,c York until the
10Th May 1891 unless the entire amount taken prev.
date the city rcscrying the right 20 reject
The bonds will lie dated June 30 1897 and
will ntcrest at the rate OF 80 cent per
and Will he delivered that date the
CITY Louis the CITY OF York. as the subscriber
prefer deposit OF cent the amount sub
will Oe required at tho time the subscription Is
made will be allowed the at the Of
81 per per until the bonds delivered. Sub
scrptlons will be taken In amount from $1,000 upward
Copies OF the ordinance will DO forwarded 10 inqnrrs
plicaton. No subsrriptons below par viii be taken.
II. A. CAMPBELL. DAVID X. FRANCIS.
Comptroller. Mayor.
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uARLEN RIVER BRANCH

i NEW-YORK. NEw-HAVEN aud HARTFORD r. ~, "
Trains Harlem River station. corner lSIs an o.
cop-ave near Third Avenue Bridge across lihIem nv'
rcached Second Avenue and suburban EeVGte1 T
roads, daily except Sunliys At GtJ 100 vlO ~ W
a. m q 10 3:Jj. $40 $40 $40, y 1880 p M Tor tor W H
ria Casanova Oak POINT Hunts Point west rars ~
Barlow (City sland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle con
Meeting at New Rochelle with trains for all points on tS
line OF the NewYork Newliayen ana hartlor Ns
road Shore Line and Divisions NewCanaan MIL
dotown New Britain and sued branches and Boston ani
all points East. a., , -, ,-..-..,,..o 49,.
tions at l2:lO D. m. daily. except Mondays ,..
SUNDAY trains for NewR0chele and All ntermeoate stf
tons al a. M 1901 and $50 the latter tram eohneet
ing at few Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
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Gealbers.

Gfalbfrs.
YOUNG FRENCH LADY, able to teach
~ French well wishes position companion or govern
ess or nursery governess. Good references. - -,
BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern,
IA esses supplied; charge. TEACHE Registered
Tree 200 Ga pri 2li new ones daily X T. ANhhl
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BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LINE Steamers PILGRIM
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by Brookly at i:3o and Jersey CITY at
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Lowest Rates
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.

N Trans leave from Cham Station for Engewood,
Tenafy Ciostrr Spark Hill and Nyack $3.50 7:lO $50.
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n m. Nor Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tamans.
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